A complete guide to Crochet Stitches -Mary Dawson |
It has so much information for a beginner like me even though it written for right handed people. It only has black and white pictures of each explained stitch but no diagrams, just the written instructions. I think, reading the instructions several times will make me understand better.
I was eager to try something out; this is the Petal Square;
The saffron coloured wonky one is the first one I tried. The green turned out a little better.
I also tried joining them using the method explained in there... what I did may not be right but looks nice though.
* It says to join by crocheting - work ss along edge,inserting hook through 1 st of each motif. or for a flatter seam ss worked through front loops only of edge sts.*
More learning to do ........
Thank you for taking time to stop by,
Have a peaceful Remembrance Day !!
Until next time,
xxx,
Gaia
It looks like this book will be put to good use and well worth the whopping .99 cents!! I like the look of the squares you tried, and maybe it's because you used thin yarn? I know nothing of crochet, so apart from admiring the photos, I can't comment on your progress ;) Enjoy your day (not very nice out there if you've attended any Remembrance Day ceremonies this morning). Wendy x
ReplyDeleteI was so excited to find the book, to own something printed in Canada,[right here in Toronto too]. Now, I can try all the stitches explained in the book.
DeleteI watched on TV the ceremony took place at Old City Hall, the rain dampened all a bit. - Gaia
well done, it must be hard following instructions for right handers when left handed, I find it bad enough and I am right handed. These have worked well
ReplyDeleteYour crocheting looks wonderful! What a nice petal square pattern.
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